you've been talking about it rochelle. the fund predicts the greek economy will flatline in terms of growth this year. it partly at least blames the greek government that was elected in january of this year and some of the policies of prime minister alexis tsipras. in addition, the fund says greece will need another 50 billion euros of financial assistance between this year and 2018 on top of what it has already received on the eurozone and imf since the first bailout package of 2010. at the same time, the imf says greece will need that forgiveness to get its economy back on track. that's a controversial call. eurozone economies have so far rejected calls for debt relief in particular, germany. the report comes as greece prepares for sunday's referendum . polls suggest it will be a tight race between the yes and no camps. greeks are reflecting on years of austerity as campaigns are under way. we take you to a once prosperous town around 50 kilometers from athens. kate moody has more. kate: behind the gates of this abandone

but 16 floors above, american rochelle stein sami knows nothing about the blazing inferno below. no alarm, no phone call, no notice at all. her husband is in china away on business, and she's in her hotel room with her 7-year-old daughter, sona, when something catches sona's eye outside their window. >> i noticed some smoke. then i noticed it was coming from straight down below the window. and then i heard people screaming. >> rochelle panicked, rushes to the door, only to discover the hallway is filled with smoke. >> my daughter yelled, "we're gonna die." there were no emergency lights in the hallway, so it was pitch black, and i wasn't confident that in smoky conditions with my daughter and myself upset that i could make it. >> so rochelle makes a tough decision. staying in the room is their best hope. >> i said, you know what, sona, the fire department is here. let's wait. they'll put out the fire and we'll walk down the stairs. >> turns out, it's the right choice. for many at the hotel, there would be no way out. the hotel has no sprinklers, no smoke detectors and no working

rochelle: michael kugelman thank you. rejecting a desperate last-ditch cleat to delay the execution in india. a man convicted of financing the 1993 mumbai bombings. he was a only one of 11 people convicted over the deadly bombings to have his death sentence upheld. the others had their sentences commuted. >> executed on his 53rd birthday after spending 21 years behind bars. the body is handed over to his family. the former accountant was hanged on thursday morning, helping to raise funds toward the mumbai bombings in which over 200 people lost their lives. the explosions hit a dozen targets including the stock exchange and a luxury hotel and with the deadliest ever on indian soil. despite his lawyers attempt to buy time, the supreme court rejected a last-minute mercy plea. >> he was given a punishment according to the law. he was given time to prove himself innocent. he was not able to defend himself. his death is a message for the militants. >> india has been elected to enforce capital punishment, but declared an end to

. ♪ welcome to al jazeera, i'm rochelle live from doha and also ahead a nigerian official says boko haramled 97 people on wednesday. key heritage site in iraq are in danger with i.s.i.l. fighters gaining ground and long distance love how a mysterious pregnancy sparked a new e

. >> reporter: rochelle luna is one of many who didn't know sergeant lunger but came to pay her respects. >> everybody loved him. >> we have a doubleheader and we going to play for him. >> we don't have a motive. it's unprovoked. >> reporter: officers from the alameda county sheriff's department are helping patrol the streets in hayward as the department gets on its feet. his partner is on administrative relief. >>> we are only halfway through baseball season. but san francisco giants jerseys are selling out. the bay area's top selling champs. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good afternoon, everybody. well, today will pan out to be the coolest day of the week. we have temperatures near 100 degrees back in the forecast. i'll tell you when as the news continues right here on kpix 5. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp

please welcome from new rochelle, new york, haina just-michael. [cheers and applause] ah! the hug! >> no, you're good! >> i know you have a good time doing this. >> oh, i love it. i love it. >> i could tell. >> wow. now, so you just go after what you want. >> well, within reason. >> what--you have an interesting story about that. >> within reason, and the reasonable thing for me-- when i was watching c-span like every good nerd does on a good sunday night i saw mrs. obama wearing a fantastic dress at a state dinner, so i called the next day and they said, "wait. we don't understand." i said, "well, i like mrs. obama's style. i like this particular dress. could i borrow it?" oh... [laughter] okay, needless to say, i didn't get to--she did not lend me the dress, but they sent me photos, and i got to see all the angles of the dress, and they--and i had it re-created, and i got to walk down the aisle at my daughter's

. ♪ welcome to al jazeera, i'm rochelle live from doha and also ahead a nigerian official says boko haramled 97 people on wednesday. key heritage site in iraq are in danger with i.s.i.l. fighters gaining ground and long distance love how a mysterious pregnancy sparked a new era in u.s./cuban relations. ♪ and it's the final day of campaigning in greece for groups support agree "yes" or "no" vote for a bailout referendum police used grenades to force people to use a building and the international monetary fund says in additional to a bailout they would be 50 billion euros over the next three years to stay afloat and he is optimistic he will get a deal from brussels. >> translator: if the yes vote wins the banks will open with a deal which will not be viable, but if that is a decision of the great people either from fear or from pressure or choice we will respect it. if the no vote wins and the no is stronger i assure you the very next day we will be in brussels and the deal will be signed. >> reporter: since monday greece closed banks and limited the amount of money people can withdraw from

george clooney and john stuart and rochelle obama do not stand a chance.it fair to say that he does not beat his wife? >> what? go. i want to talk about the poll this is like the great in "new york post" headline ever when i turner died. i take he would. kennedy: if there was not a theoretical basket dumb question you get a dumb answer be he is charismatic. kennedy: i think i am employed for this reason because everybody love is the '90s. [laughter] should we amend the constitution? >> no. what this shows is to be a voter in this day and age you have to say in all along i don't hear anything because this support has not been shifted. kennedy: she is an incredible candidates. >> i am shocked i think people i sell much nostalgia and sell many people want him to survey a third term he may but democrats look at us sheet -- lucky she is inevitable. >> you know, that it entered liability waiver goes to a page and a half of but 16 so princess single honors freddie grey it was released this week and also includes the of all the eric take all guns away. ♪ kennedy:

george clooney and john stuart and rochelle obama do not stand a chance.does not beat his wife? >> what? go. i want to talk about the poll this is like the great in "new york post" headline ever when i turner died. i take he would. kennedy: if there was not a theoretical basket dumb question you get a dumb answer be he is charismatic. kennedy: i think i am employed for this reason because everybody love is the '90s. [laughter] should we amend the constitution? >> no. what this shows is to be a voter in this day and age you have to say in all along i don't hear anything because this support has not been shifted. kennedy: she is an incredible candidates. >> i am shocked i think people i sell much nostalgia and sell many people want him to survey a third term he may but democrats look at us sheet -- lucky she is inevitable. >> you know, that it entered liability waiver goes to a page and a half of but 16 so princess single honors freddie grey it was released this week and also includes the of all the eric take all guns away. ♪ kennedy: then what happens? >> i

come owner of the rock club in new rochelle. pimm, you are off for the weekend.e much more coming up. results.il and chevron we will reflect on those after the break. ♪ welcome back to "the bloomberg market day." i'm scarlet fu. let's get you a look at these top stories this hour. criminal charges in the fukushima nuclear disaster. there were meltdowns in three reactors after an earthquake. that caused radiation leaks, forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate. fornd was strongest january. $90 million in treasury bonds were issued. we search comes even as expect an interest rate increase sometime this year, potentially in september. one prominent economist says the is moref the hike crucial than the timing. on whether hinges the first rate hike is in september or december. a lot hinges on what rates are going to do between now and the end of 2016. are there going to be one another 100 basis points? whether the starting point is september or december is really of minor importance. scarlet: the federal reserve has held its rate near zero cents 2008. last year

. >> rochelle is visiting from out of town training for the marine corps marathon and she is trying to work around mother nature's schedule. >> the heat index was over high 90's. i didn't run yesterday. >> trying to beat the heat earlier in the day while clouds loomed above. >> before it will get warmer and the heat index is skyrocketed. >> the hills are perfect for the training runs. this is gorgeous up here. >> you saw that many people were keeping the water bottles close by trying to stay hydrated throughout the day. but good news is that we are finally going to start to cool off later tonight. in springstein, dianye cho. leon: track the cold front as it gets closer to the area here at wjla.com. you can stay connected with the storm watch 7 team with the wjla facebook and twitter feed as well. download the storm watch app on your tablet or your smart phone and keep us in your pocket. kimberly? kimberly: we are monitoring a developing story out of fairfax county tonight where police are trying to figure out exactly how a woman died at a parking garage. her body was found at the dulle

mia wrote go california, congress a proves one of the tough he is mandatory vaccine laws, but rochelle said i can't believe california passed a mandatory vaccine law, while personally vaccinate every parent has the right to choose. so joining us now by skype, this morning, attorney heather hanson, to talk to us a little bit more about that. and, actually, we are working on getting heather back. we're having little bit after problem with heather's feed. so we will get that up, in just a moment. but they continue to go through this process. trying to figure out exactly what is going to happen with this. then the vaccination debate is one that many parents have gotten involved in, is it ultimately parental responsibility or should the state have the ability to step out there and mandate it? so, as soon as we can get things worked out with hit r, who we see right here, we have it all worked out, and ready to go. heather, good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. >> so, one of the tweets that we were just talking about said while they personally vaccinate, it should be a parent's right to

rochelle ripley is bringing help and hope.out someone you think is deserving at cnnheros.com. >> the lakota reservations are very isolated. the spirit of the people is still alive, but they struggle with the conditions tremendously. we have extremely high rates of suicide, addictions. food often is in very short sflie supply. unemployment. health issues are another huge challenge. my name is michelle ripley. i formed a group to keep a promise to my grand to help our people. >> all my electricity outlets and stuff were no good and it could have been a house fire. >> we're doing as much as we can to make her house save for her. they want to get the floor down tonight. >> it's still feeling even more newer in here. >> we've been teaching how to eat healthy on a very limited budget. >> i'm going to give you kapa couple of these. we have a medical team. we work collaboratively with the team wherever we go. we get in everything from beds to food. we're all children of this earth and we need to work together so that everyone has a ch

harmon joining us from new rochelle, new york. caller: thank you. imy niece my under age niece was raped by an illegal immigrant. the police did all they could, but he fled to mexico and that was the end of it. i also mention, her best friend was coming home from a church in coldspring, new york, was killed one early sunday by an illegal immigrant driving drunk in a head-on collision. i hate to phrase it this way but i saved the best for last. in thornwood, new york an illegal immigrant driving a pickup truck through a parking lot recklessly mowed down and killed a mother and her young daughter exiting a balleytt class. host: when did this happen? caller: my niece was raped about 10 years ago, her friend about three years after that, and roughly five years ago it caused a sensation when the last one happened, when it found that the truck driver driving fast through the parking lot did not have a license, was working for a construction firm. this happened maybe three to five years ago. host: i just want to jump in. when you hear donald trump say what